Nexus 4 vs. Galaxy S3 and iPhone 5, visuals decide

In a brief overview of some of the best smartphones to release in 2012 the likes of the Nexus 4, Galaxy S3 and iPhone 5 have all been compared and questions have been asked to find out the best. While some phones have certain features that are specific to the individuals needs, it is worth contemplating what device brings the best value, so we have embedded a few video reviews to assist those who require help choosing between Nexus 4 vs. Galaxy S3 and iPhone 5.

The first video draws comparisons between all three but also adds the Nokia Lumia 920 into the mix as a viable competitor to the aforementioned smartphones. The Lumia 920 has a dual core processor and handles Windows 8 software with speed and style, although the detail from the camera haven’t been regarded as mind-blowing. The Galaxy S3 is said to be one of the quickest with a quad core chip, 2GB of RAM and a brilliant camera, while the camera on the iPhone 5 is classed as the best of the lot.

In tests, the Nexus 4 is even faster than the Galaxy S3 and the opportunity to take 360 photos is a great feature for some people. Both the Nexus 4 and the Lumia 920 are credited for having wireless charging, while the S3 is the only one to offer expandable storage via micro SD cards. Overall, the Samsung Galaxy S3 is well received for its massive screen and rapid speed and just about edges it, even though they are all equally expensive. Adding all features to the equation, including price, the Nexus 4 seems to be the one that stands out the most, while the popular and easy to use iPhone 5 also has some great features.

The second video review relates to the first three phones mentioned and the Samsung Galaxy S3 is classed as a better device, with Apple’s iPhone 5 coming close, yet they still regard the Nexus 4 as a worthy contender making the final decision hard. In the third video they compare the specs involved, which is insightful for those wanting to know the capabilities of each.

We suggest you watch the videos below to get a visual understanding of what each phone offers, and with the Nexus 4 entering a crowded marketplace for a very reasonable price we are intrigued to know if any of the videos have changed your mind about what device to get next?